Public Companies Accumulate $110 Billion in Bitcoin: Who's Benefiting Most?

Public companies are now managing over 1 million Bitcoins, valued at approximately $110 billion, on their balance sheets. However, only those which have adopted rigorous strategies are witnessing significant profits.

Key Insights:

Early adopters with disciplined Bitcoin investment strategies have seen an average increase of 286%.
Simply owning Bitcoin does not automatically translate to gains in stock value; operational efficiency plays a crucial role.
New market entrants display promise, but their long-term performance remains unclear.

The corporate environment for Bitcoin-holding public companies is evolving as they collectively manage 1,045,887 BTC. These companies have adapted their financial strategies, including strategies from firms like Strategy Inc., which started utilizing Bitcoin as a safeguard against inflation and currency devaluation.

Top Performers:

Strategy Inc. (MSTR) leads with 640,250 BTC, having started their accumulation at $13.49 per share back in August 2020, and now trading at $284, amassing a remarkable 2,000% increase.
Riot Platforms (RIOT) follows with 19,287 BTC and a stock price rise from $3.20 to $19.50, marking a 510% increase.
CleanSpark (CLSK) began acquiring Bitcoin in mid-2023, currently trading around $20, showing a 285% growth.

Struggling Companies:

Metaplanet (MTPLF), often referred to as “Asia’s Strategy,” has 30,823 BTC but its stock price recently plummeted by 78%.
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) saw a 26% drop in stock value despite holding 15,000 BTC since May 2025.

The overall performance of public companies with significant Bitcoin holdings suggests a clear divide: those who effectively integrate Bitcoin accumulation with rigorous operational strategies outperform those who do not.

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This information is not investment advice. Always perform your own research before making any financial decisions.